Indonesia tour packages
Every Bali tour we run from Nepal in one place: honeymoons, family trips, Nusa Penida, the Gili Islands, a temple tour and Bali with Singapore and Malaysia. Hotels, transfers and your Indonesia e-visa arranged from Kathmandu.
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Yes. Every package is planned from Kathmandu and priced in NPR, with your Indonesia e-visa included. We arrange the hotels, transfers and sightseeing, and can quote flights separately.
Indonesia travel guide
Why Indonesia is worth the trip
Bali is a small island with a lot in it: beaches and cliffs in the south, rice terraces and jungle around Ubud, volcanoes and lakes in the hills, and Hindu temples everywhere. For travellers from Nepal the temples, festivals and daily flower offerings feel familiar, and hotels, food and spas are good value.
Five days covers the main sights from one hotel. With six or seven days you can add Nusa Penida, the Gili Islands or a slower stay in Ubud. Roads are busy and traffic is slow, so we keep hotel changes to one or two.
Which Bali package is right for you?
- Honeymoon: Bali Honeymoon, 5 days, or the 6-day version with Nusa Penida
- First visit: Bali Tour Package, 5 days, or the 7-day Bali Highlights Tour
- Families: Bali Family Adventure Tour, 6 days
- Temples: Bali Hindu Pilgrimage Tour, 7 days
- Rest: Ubud Wellness & Yoga Retreat, 5 days
- Islands: Bali & Gili Islands, 7 days, or Bali & Nusa Penida, 5 days
- Three countries: Bali, Singapore & Malaysia, 10 days
Getting to Bali from Nepal
There is no direct flight from Kathmandu. Most routes stop once in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore or Bangkok and land at Denpasar (DPS), Bali's only international airport. It is a long travel day, so we look for a short layover and can add the flights to your package.
Before you fly
Nepali passport holders need an Indonesia e-visa approved before departure; there is no visa on arrival for Nepal. Your passport must be valid for at least six months. Every traveller, children included, also pays the Bali tourist levy online and fills in the All Indonesia arrival form in the three days before landing. We send a simple checklist with your booking.
Visiting Bali's temples
Wear a sarong and sash at every temple (most lend them at the gate), cover shoulders and knees, do not step on offerings and stay out of areas kept for prayer. Women who are menstruating are asked not to enter.
Best time to visit Bali
The dry season, April to October, is the best time for Bali, with sunny days and calm seas for Nusa Penida and the Gili Islands. May, June and September are dry but quieter than July and August. November to March is the rainy season: showers are usually short and prices lower, but boat trips are sometimes cancelled. On Nyepi, the Balinese day of silence in March, the airport and the whole island close for 24 hours.
| Month | Weather | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| January | Rainy and humid | Spa days and quiet villas |
| February | Rainy | Green rice terraces, lower prices |
| March | Rain easing, Nyepi | Festivals and culture |
| April | Dry season starts | Beaches, first calm seas |
| May | Dry and sunny | Everything, good value |
| June | Dry and sunny | Honeymoons and island trips |
| July | Dry, busiest month | Book early |
| August | Dry and busy | Book early, surfing |
| September | Dry, calm sea | Nusa Penida, Gili, honeymoons |
| October | Mostly dry | Dashain holidays, fewer crowds |
| November | Rain returns | Waterfalls, low prices |
| December | Rainy, busy at Christmas | Festive resort stays |